Unity

This piece is representative of the element of art known as unity, and in general I thought that it did an average job of representation, I will explain the rest of this in the following paragraphs. Basically what the picture contains, is a rock formation in the desert that is multi-colored and darkened in the ground. However the light in the sky is still bright and intense despite the color of the ground and the rock is a mixture between too bright and too dark.

There is not existing pattern in this picture, you know singular patterns for individual picture contents and other things related to that matter. The thing(s) being contrasted in this picture is the darkness of the ground and the brightness of the sky and maybe the rock face. The thing being emphasized is the rock face, it is the most enlarged of the features in this picture and the one with the brightest or most vibrant colors around. It contains asymmetrical balance because it is a singular figure, and has almost nothing else to focus on unless you like to focus on backgrounds. I believe it has unity because the elements of art happen to work together in it, and you can kind of look at it in that landscape view of the background.

The art was supposed to be for the element of art known as unity, which made me try to have all the parts fit together. You could say that it's message is that together, you'll always find parts you like and parts you don't, try to find the middle ground. That is because in-between the extremes you should be able to find the parts you want from both parties.

I feel that this one was moderately successful in it's job to promote the usage of unity, primarily because it had the elements working together, but not in full swing. The explanation for this is that, under limited time constraints or me just being lazy as is common with these pictures it's just not done above average. There is just kind of a lack of coherence through the whole thing, but in perspective looks just fine.